Long Beach Tidelands Accord Puts Auditorim Muse Downstream
Long Beach and the State reached a complex accord over tideland funds. The city will treat auditorium and Marine Stadium as state trust assets, with $150,000 set for planning and millions for modernization. The agreement reallocates revenues, removes city preferences, and approves trust funding for fire and police protection, lagoon operation, and the Navy Landing alterations for a North American Aviation center.
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Lynda Bird’s Friend Faces Draft Exam
New York report says actor George Hamilton, a longtime escort of Lynda Bird Johnson, must report for a draft physical on November 7. The draft boards nationwide issued similar orders to about 70,000 men. The Selective Service will review prior deferments after the new physicals, targeting men aged 26 to 36. Hamilton, 27, is classified 3-A because family members depend on him for support.
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Destructive Storm Toll Rises in Southwestern Italy
Rome reports six dead and five missing after destructive winds rain and floods hit southwestern Italy on Wednesday. Government aid mobilized as rescue operations continue.
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Chrysler Reports Earnings Dip and Dividend Declared
Chrysler Corp, the third largest U S auto maker, posted lower earnings for the past three months and year to date, while declaring a regular 50 cent a share quarterly dividend. Third quarter earnings totaled 6.5 million or 14 cents a share, down from 18 million or 40 cents a share a year earlier. Nine months net earnings reached 123.4 million or 2.72 a share, vs 136.4 million or 3.24 a share a year ago. Chrysler trails General Motors by two days in announcing lower profits. GM reported third quarter net income of 99.5 million or 34 cents a share, down from 263.8 million or 51 cents a share. The company cited higher labor and material costs, tooling, engineering, and options added for the 1967 line as factors. Nine months sales rose to 4.10 billion from 3.68 billion the prior year.
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